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Jonny
I didn't know that your... was named willy...

Jonny wrote:

I'd always heard that the girth of a Willy was more important than the length

Dammit! I've gotta get a Wild Willy just so I can join in on the jokes...

Martin wrote:

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Dammit! I've gotta get a Wild Willy just so I can join in on the jokes...

Yep, I recommend you get you hands on a Willy ASAP

Didn't we have a thread for the best quote's about ones Willy, think some of the above could be considered

Have to get some work done on my Willy too so I can make his head turn, that project has been in a drawer for too long.

waterbok wrote:

Have to get some work done on my Willy too so I can make his head turn, that project has been in a drawer for too long.

Sounds painful or expensive.

Dasbeermeister wrote:

waterbok wrote:

Have to get some work done on my Willy too so I can make his head turn, that project has been in a drawer for too long.

Sounds painful or expensive.

So I too went for some hot glue and put a socket screw in it, that did the trick and maybe have to use an o-ring to get the head facing in the right direction.

Beermeister, did you have to make a hole in your seat so your Willy would fit?

waterbok wrote:

Dasbeermeister wrote:

waterbok wrote:

Beermeister, did you have to make a hole in your seat so your Willy would fit?

No. I have a few 5 gram servos around. All I had to do was snap off one mounting ear and he fit right in.

Beermeister, did you use a servo like the a HTX500 ? how did you put the 3mm thread on it.

waterbok wrote:

Beermeister, did you use a servo like the a HTX500 ? how did you put the 3mm thread on it.

Used the Tower Pro version, looks to be the same dimensions. Used a 3x.5 bottom tap and a drop of epoxy. The top end of the screw got blue thread lock to keep his head from flopping or being too tight on the body.

Yep looks the same, ordered some at HK and some servo reverser.